Here is a list of some of the campaigns the Enviro Collective is involved in and supports, with links to information about how you can get involved too! If in doubt, just send an email to environment@union.unimelb.edu.au and ask us anything about the campaigns so we can help point you in the right direction.

A network comprised of campus environment collectives and students and young people all over the continent committed to taking action for a just and sustainable future, ASEN is open to anyone and everyone who cares about environmental and social justice. We hold the Students of Sustainability conference/festival every year, as well as potluck nights, social get-togethers, crafternoons, and actions throughout the year as VicSEN (Victorian Students Enviro Network), one of the State branches of ASEN.

Situated in Victoria’s High Country, the project consists of a number of regular and occasional volunteers dedicated to re-planting habitat for critically endangered native wildlife, foremost of which is the Regent Honeyeater. The Enviro Collective often have weekend road-trips to Benalla to get out of the city and assist with revegetation.

A grassroots group committed tocommunity led, non-violent direct action to support community and grassroots groups on the front line of dangerous fossil fuel development and expansions, through solidarity, training and resources.

A decentralised organising group of grassroots activists dedicated to using nonviolent direct action to prevent injustice on social, political, and environmental issues. You might remember them as the people who interrupted question time by glueing themselves to the banister in protest of the Federal Government’s inhumane cruelty towards refugees and asylum seekers.

A grassroots community group based in Far East Gippsland endeavouring to protect our precious endangered native forests in Victoria, using a variety of tactics like citizen science and surveying, nonviolent direct action, political lobbying, education, and awareness-raising.

A movement of young First Nations organisers working on grassroots campaigns affecting Indigenous sovereignty, climate, and land rights issues across the country. Affiliated with Australian Youth Climate Coalition (AYCC), who have a club branch at Melbourne Uni.

Campaigns to pressure financial institutions, governments, and individuals to withdraw both explicit and implicit monetary support from fossil fuel projects to ensure a safe climate future; this includes superannuation, banks, investors, etc. Market Forces is always looking for ways to exploit the dirty links between money and climate change in order to lobby politicians and businesses to withdraw their funding and damage the social license of big polluters.

A collective of organisations and grassroots campaigners fighting to stop the Adani coal mine in Queensland’s Galilee Basin. would be the largest coal mine in the world, on Wangan and Jagalingou land against the express wishes of the Indigenous Traditional Owners, directly polluting the Great Barrier Reef, and fueling climate change.

A huge collective of First Nations people, farmers, families, scientists, young people, and more, all standing against government attempts to conduct unconventional gas extraction operations throughout the Northern Territory, threatening sacred land, and the Territory’s water, climate, and food sources.